The GOP, once again, enjoys a 10 percentage-point lead in Rasmussen’s generic congressional ballot. Accordingly, the GOP stands to add 70 seats and take a 61-seat majority — a far better performance than the “Republican revolution” of 1994, which vaulted the GOP to a 25-seat majority. See “Will the GOP Take the House?” for the details of my estimate.
Filed under: Electoral Politics Tagged: 2010 congressional election, GOP prospects
